Theo-Logically Speaking

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In this episode, Dr. Moss explores the significance of the waiting room in our spiritual journey—the space between God's 'no' and 'next.' He shares insights on how this period is a time of preparation, growth, and divine redirection, encouraging listeners to embrace it as a holy ground for development.

In this episode, Dr. Marlon A. Moss Jr. explores the profound responsibilities, sacrifices, and joys of carrying a divine calling. He emphasizes that God's call begins before our awareness and highlights the importance of dependence on God through every season of leadership.

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Rev. Dr. Marlon Moss, Jr. explores how God's presence changes our internal atmosphere before external circumstances shift. He emphasizes that Jesus enters locked rooms of fear and trauma, bringing peace and purpose regardless of external conditions.

Exploring how faith and trust in God can help us navigate life's disappointments, closed doors, and seasons of silence. Learn how to find growth and purpose in challenging times

Rev. Dr. Marlon Moss, Jr. explores the profound lessons from Matthew 14 about faith, fear, and trusting Jesus amidst life's storms. This message encourages believers to step out of their comfort zones, focus on Christ, and embrace God's presence in uncertain times.

Rev. Dr. Marlon Moss, Jr. explores the biblical and practical principles of capacity, growth, and readiness in faith and life. He emphasizes that God's blessings require internal preparation and that maturity is proven by what we can sustain, not just receive.

This sermon explores the profound decision of Jesus to die willingly, emphasizing that he was never a victim but a sovereign who chose to lay down his life for humanity. It highlights the theological significance of Jesus' authority, the redemptive exchange, and the power of resurrection, inspiring believers to understand the depth of divine love and authority.

Scripture Focus: Luke 9:51; John 10:17-18

In this "Holy Week Prequel," Dr. Marlon A. Moss, Jr. explores the "Theo-Logic" of Christ’s journey to the Cross. While the world focuses on the events of the Passion, Dr. Moss dives into the Internal Resolve that preceded the eternal sacrifice.

Drawing from his doctoral research on organizationalleadership and his 25+ years in the pulpit, Dr. Moss breaks down why Jesus wasn't a victim of a Roman system, but a Visionary with a "Set Face."

This study serves as the foundational "Part 1" to his upcoming Easter Sunday sermon at Tate Creek Missionary Baptist Church in Little River, AL, titled: "He Decided to Die."

 Rev. Dr. Marlon Moss, Jr. explores the theme of divine calling and human disqualification, emphasizing that God often chooses the weak and foolish to fulfill His purpose. Through biblical examples such as Moses, Joseph, and Saul, he illustrates how struggles and challenges serve as qualifications for leadership and character development. The discussion culminates in the ultimate qualification through Jesus' sacrifice, highlighting the importance of humility, prayer, and reliance on God.

In this teaching, Rev. Dr. Marlon Moss, Jr. shares an encouraging message about finding purpose in life's storms and the importance of being prepared for when opportunities arise. Ready for your moment?

He draws parallels from the story of Joseph in the Bible, emphasizing the significance of using one's gifts, being patient, and trusting in God's timing.

The lesson highlights the journey from feeling forgotten to being recognized for one's talents, and the necessity of preparation for fulfilling one's calling in ministry and life.